. >> oleg pulatov. >> oleg pulatov.damian: charged with mass murder, three men, all russians, all former military and intelligence officers, and one ukrainian. prosecutors say they were commanding separatists i2014. losing on the battlefield, they phoned senr military and government officials in russia desperate for weapons. rcthe calls inted by ukrainian intelligence are part of the evidence unveiled today, along with footage found on the internet of a missile launcher dispatched from mossia, and . >> it is forensic, it is witnesses, that is wiretap. when you go through all those layers, at the end you say that 1 d 1 and 1 is 5, we have enough evidence to go to court. damian: this is whatned when the missile was fired. not a ukrainian fighter jet, but malaysian airlines mh17 brought down. the pieces retrieved were reassembled by prosecutors who say the memay not have fired the missile but are culpable anyway. among the 300 people on the plane, 23-year-old bryce and his girlfriend daisy, heading on holiday. who do you t

oleg pulatov. and leonid kharchenko. 17th of july 2014, all four suspects were in eastern ukraine. they played a crucial part in the armed conflict, and they had important positions. and the video will further explain. igor girkin born on the 17th of december 1970 as a foreigner colonel of the fsb, the russian federal security service. sergei dubinsky, born the 9th of august 1962 was employed by the russian military intelligence service. suspect oleg pulatov, born on the 24th ofjuly 1966, is a former soldier of the special forces of that military intelligence service. in the past, all were sent abroad as soldiers in the service of the russian armed forces. leonid kharchenko is the only ukrainian suspect. he was born only ukrainian suspect. he was born on the 10th of january 1972, only ukrainian suspect. he was born on the 10th ofjanuary1972, and has no military background. injuly 2014, he led a combat region unit in the donetsk region. a fierce battle raged in eastern ukraine. on the 12th of may 2014, pro—russian fighter

you have to make room for someone who is going to publish a price so they can compete if there is oleg aapl emerging then they are colluding and they're don't want to compete then it's up to the government to come up with their own version of it there should be a government bank because wall street banks don't want to compete they only want to collude there should be a government bank there should be government offered one price health care system because the current oleg up leave doesn't want to compete they just want to have old gospelly pricing whether that's not american the member in america all of these health care companies the health care. sick you know it's not it's not actually health care they don't provide any of it's a racket they're exempt from antitrust laws so if you apply the end to trust law and you know these same drug makers by the way they have as they own the legislators they basically prevent americans from going to canada or mexico where the same exact pharmaceutical products whatever it is that you need whatever ingredient whatever pharmaceutical maker whatever

it had taken off from amsterdam. ..oleg pulatov, leonid kharchenko... charged with mass murder.l former military and interlligence officers, —— intelligence officers, and one ukrainian. prosecutors say they were commanding separatists in eastern ukraine in 2014. losing on the battlefield, they phoned senior military and government officials in russia, desperate for weapons and support. the calls, intercepted by ukrainian intelligence, are part of the evidence unveiled today, along with footage found on the internet of the missile launcher dispatched from russia, and more. there is forensic, that is witnesses, that is wiretap, that is data analysis and when you go through all those layers, than at the end you could say one and one and one is five. we have enough evidence to go to court. and this is what happened when the missile was fired. not a ukrainian fighterjet, but malaysia airlines mhi7 brought down. the pieces retrieved from ukraine were reassembled by prosecutors. they say the men may not have fired the missile but are culpable anyway. there are more people responsible.

the jit suspects igor girkin, thele suspects igor girkin, oleg pulatov and leonid kharchenko and segaubinskiy to have played a significant role in the death of 298 innocent civilians —— mike sega dubinskiy. we'll be live in the netherlands and in moscow with russian reaction. also this lunchtime... after last night's tv debate, conservative mps prepare to vote again this afternoon in the latest round of the party's leadership contest. a un investigator says there's evidence the saudi crown prince was behind the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. the duke and duchess of cambridge deeply saddened after a woman in her 80s is injured in an accident with their police escort. and it's make or break for scotland in the women's world cup. and coming up in sport later in the hour on bbc news, we will have the latest from the cricket world cup as south africa look to turn their fortunes around against new zealand in birmingham. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. dutch investigators have accused four men of murder for their role in the shooting down of a malaysian airlines pas

another russian, oleg pulatov, a former special forces soldier, was sergey dubinskiy‘s number two.is the ukrainian leonid kharchenko. translation: together, they formed a chain, linking the so—called donetsk people republic with the russian for my —— russian federation. it was through this connection they were able to get heavy armoury equipment to the battlefield in ukraine and in this way, the brigade could be transported to the agricultural field and its missile could be fired, with terrible consequences. but in all likelihood, the killing of so many people will not lead to the suspects being sent to the trial in the netherlands, which is due to start in march next year, because russia does not allow suspects to be extradited. and that means for all those killed and for their families, justice is unlikely to be done. richard galpin, bbc news. our correspondent sarah rainsford is in moscow. this will be very difficult for russia, what a reaction from them so far? the reaction that we have come to expect, i guess, from russia. the whole time that investigation has been under brash

another russian, oleg pulatov, a former russian special forces soldier, was dubinskiy‘s number two. they formed a chain, linking the self—proclaimed donetsk people republic with the russian federation. it was through this chain the suspects were able to get heavy military equipment from russia to the battlefield in eastern ukraine and in this way, the buk mission of the 53rd brigade could be transported to the field in pervomaiskiy and its missile could be fired, with terrible consequences. but in all likelihood, the killing of so many people will not lead to the suspects being sent to the trial in the netherlands, which is due to start in march next year, because russia does not allow suspects to be extradited. and that means for all those killed and for their families, justice is unlikely to be done. richard galpin, bbc news. a united nations investigator says there's credible evidence the crown prince of saudi arabia was behind the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the journalist, a critic of the prince, was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul in october where it

was working as an fbi informant for the obama justice department and representing russian oligarch oleg deripaska. that's what was going on there. hillary clinton's campaign manager robbie mook boasted about accepting dirt on donald trump furnished by mr. steele. probably sourced by criminally linked associates. that would be illegal. that would be wrong. that is something that you can gather from the mueller report. but we're not discussing that. but i think we should. i think we should. i also think that we ought to give more than an hour and 20 minutes to review our witnesses' testimony instead of popping it up to us at the last minute with a change of topic. with that i'm out of time and i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california, mr. lou. >> i wanted to respond to that, if i could? >> please do. >> point of order. there was no question before any of these witnesses. >> why don't you respond to that question? >> i have always permitted witnesses to answer the last question. >> but there was no question -- >> and to make a comment on relevant -- the wit

steel was working at that time as an fbi informant for the obama justice department and representing oleg deripaska. that's what was going on there. hillary clinton's campaign manager robbie mook boasted about accepting dirt on donald trump furnished by mr. steel, probably sourced by criminally linked associates. that would be illegal. that would be wrong. that is something that you can gather from the mueller report. but we're not discussing that. but i think we should. i also think we ought to give more than an hour and 20 minutes to review our witnesses' testimony instead of popping it up to us at the last minute with a change of topic. i'm out of time and i yield back. >> i wanted to respond to that if i could. >> point of order. >> there was no question for any of these witnesses. >> i was always permitted witnesses to answer the last question. >> but there was no question. >> and to make a comment on relevant -- the witness may proceed. >> parliamentary inquiry then? under what rule, mr. chairman, are we operating? >> i'll solve this. >> just give me the time. >> the witness may pro